1.Efficacy of transanal local resection for early low rectal cancer
Huiming LIN ; Pan CHI ; Xingrong LU ; Ying HUANG
Chinese Journal of Digestive Surgery 2009;8(5):357-359
Objective To evaluate the efficacy of transanal local resection for early low rectal cancer. Methods The clinical data of 72 patients with early low rectal cancer who had been admitted to Union Hospital of Fujian Medical University from January 1997 to April 2009 were retrospectively analyzed. Patients were divided into 2 groups, and they received transanal local resection (group A, n = 31) and radical resection (group B, n =41), respectively. Postoperative local recurrence and distal metastasis were analyzed by Fisher exact test, the survival was analyzed by life table method. The difference in survival between the 2 groups was analyzed by Wilcoxon test. Results Three patients were found to have surgical complications in group B, while no complication was detected in group A. The local recurrence was 6% (2/31) in group A and 0 (0/41) in group B (P < 0.05); the distal metastasis was 6% (2/31) in group A and 2% (1/41) in group B, with no significance difference between the 2 groups (χ~2 =0. 062, P >0.05). The 3- and 5-year survival rates were 93%, 87% in group A, and 95%, 91% in group B, with no significant difference between the 2 groups (χ~2 =0.099, 0.144, P >0.05). Conclusions The prognosis of patients with early low rectal cancer who received transanal local resection is similar to those who received radical resection. Transanal local resection is safe and feasible when the indications are strictly followed.
2.Correlation between the changes in lower limb power line and pain area in the knee osteoarthritis patients: imaging evaluation
Hanwen LIN ; Junmao WEN ; Chaoyuan HUANG ; Chi ZHOU ; Hongyu TANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2017;21(7):1110-1114
BACKGROUND: The change of the axial angle of the lower limb is related to the occurrence and development of osteoarthritis.OBJECTIVE: To analyze the correlation between the change of lower limb power line and pain area in the knee osteoarthritis patients.METHODS: Totally 65 knee osteoarthritis patients were selected as pain group and 30 healthy people were selected as control group. All the participants took anteroposterior and lateral knee radiographs through PACS imaging systems to collect six imaging indexes, including install index, the degree of tibiofemoral joint subluxation, tibiofemoral inside and outside joint clearance ratio, femoral angle, tibial angle and tibiofemoral angle. Knee osteoarthritis patients in pain group were divided into two common clinical pain areas which were proparea and medial area.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: (1) The insall index, the degree of tibiofemoral joint subluxation, tibiofemoral inside andoutside joint clearance ratio between knee osteoarthritis patients in pain group and people in healthy control group hadsignificant differences. There was no statistical significance in the femoral angle, tibial angle and tibiofemoral angle. (2) In terms of the comparison between proparea and medial area in knee osteoarthritis patients in pain group, tibiofemoral joint subluxation degree was statistically different. (3) These findings suggest that there was a higher patella in knee osteoarthritis patients who were in pain, more severe in the degree of tibiofemoral joint subluxation, and more limited in tibiofemoral inside and outside joint clearance ratio. The degree of tibiofemoral joint subluxation of proparea was more severe than medial area in pain group.
3.Clinical characteristics and treatment of upper cervical spine injuries in the elderly
Wenfei NI ; Huazi XU ; Yan LIN ; Yonglong CHI ; Qishan HUANG ; Fangmin MAO ; Sheng WANG
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2009;25(5):395-398
Objective To discuss the clinical characteristics and treatment of upper cervical spine injuries in the elderly. Methods A retrospective study was done on clinical data of 28 elderly patients ( > 60 years old) with upper cervical spine injuries treated from January 2003 to December 2007. There were 20 males and 8 females, at age range of 60-86 years (mean 68.1 years). Injury causes included slip in 16 patients, traffic injury in eight and fall from height in four. Atlas fractures occurred in five patients and axis ones in 15,of which there were eight patients with odontoid fractures, six with C2 vertebral arch fractures and one with C2 body fractures. Upper cervical spine injury was combined with lower cervical spine injuries in five patients. There were combined atlantoaxial injuries including odontoid fractures combined with lateral atlas fracture in one and edontoid fractures combined with anterior atlas arch fracture in one. Atlantoaxial dislocation occurred in one patient and combined spinal injury in four. Of all, eight patients were treated conservatively, eight with open surgical operation and 12 with minimally invasive surgery. Results The average hospital stay was 16.5 days, with no statistical difference be-tween conservative treatment group and open surgical operation group ( P > 0.05 ). While the average hos-pital stay in minimally invasive surgery group was shorter than that in conservative treatment and open sur-gical operation groups ( P < 0.05 ). Of all, two patients in conservative treatment group and one in open surgical operation group died and the other 25 patients were followed up for average 16.8 months (9-56 months). The satisfaction rate was 50% in conservative treatment group, 72% in open surgical operation group and 75% in minimally invasive surgery group. Complications occurred in four patients in conserva-tive treatment group, three in open surgical operation group and two in minimally invasive surgery group. Conclusions With odontoid fracture the most common injury type, upper cervical spine injuries arema-inly caused by low-energy force and characterized by low mobidity of spinal cord injuries and high possi-bility of missed diagnosis in the elderly patients. The surgical treatment especially minimally invasive surgery can bring good results compared with conservative methods.
4.Treatment choices for unilateral cervical facet locking
Xiaolong SHUI ; Huazi XU ; Yonglong CHI ; Yan LIN ; Fangmin MAO ; Qishan HUANG ; Xiangyang WANG
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2009;25(5):408-411
Objective To explore different treatment choices for unilateral cervical facet locking. Methods The study involved 32 patients with cervical unilateral facet locking. Successful reduction by the skull traction was done in eight patients, of whom three were fixated by the head and neck chest plas-ter after a month of traction. Five patients were treated with anterior decompression and internal fusion fixation. The other 23 patients resulted in failure of traction and then were treated with anterior reduction, discectomy and internal fusion fixation in 14 patients, subtotal vertebral decompression and bone graft fix-ation in three, posterior open reduction and anterior bone graft fixation in one, posterior reduction, fixation and internal fusion fixation in three and posterior reduction and decompression plus anterior discectomy decompression and bone graft fixation in two. Due to misdiagnosis, one patient was treated with anterior decompression and fusion eight months after injury. Results A follow-up for average 18 months showed cervical instability in two patients who were treated with only traction, without fusion. The patients treated with anterior cervical fusion obtained bone union after 12 weeks, with satisfactory cervical physiological curvature and vertebral height. There were no internal fixation complications or neurological complications. Conclusions The treatment of lower cervical unilateral facet locking needs a compre-hensive considerations on whether there associates with disc injury, posterior column fractures or spinal cord injuries. As for patients with lower cervical unilateral facet locking combined with traumatic cervical disc herniation, the anterior reduction and decompression is the choice of treatment. While for those with-out disc herniation, traction or posterior open reduction and fixation can be carried out directly.
5.Clinical research on conservative treatment and surgical treatment for bronchiectasis
Risheng HUANG ; Zhiyi LIN ; Liangda JIN ; Lixiang ZHANG ; Xiaofeng CHEN ; Shenxian CHEN ; Qiong CHI
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2010;17(22):3025-3027
Objective To compare the curative effect of conservative treatment and surgical treatment for bronchiectasis. Methods 60 patients with bronchiectasis were randomly divided into observation group and control group,30 cases in each group,they were treated with surgery and medical therapy respectively,the clinical efficacy,length of stay, costs, remission time of symptoms and signs, changes of blood gas index and ESR, CRP,TNF-α, WBC,NEUT of the two groups after treatment were compared. Results The curative rate of observation group was significandy higher than control group, while the length of stay, remission time of symptoms and signs and hospitalization costs were significantly lower than control group, the difference was statistically significant (all P <0.05) ;After treatmenit,the blood gas index of both groups improved significantly than before treatment(all P < 0.05), and the blood gas index of observation group improved significantly than the control group (all P < 0. 05); After treatment, ESR, CRP,TNF-α,WBC and NEUT of both groups were significantly decreased compared with those before treatment(all P <0. 05); Between the two groups, the index value of the observation group decreased significantly (all P < 0.05).Conclusion Surgical treatment for bronchiectasis was superior to conservative treatment with better curative effect,lower cost, shorter hospital stay and faster relief of symptoms and signs, it had good prospects to be applied.
6.Value of a virtual liver surgery planning system in predicting hepatic dysfunction after hepatectomy for liver cancer
Kecan LIN ; Jingfeng LIU ; Jinhua ZENG ; Minhui CHI ; Yongyi ZENG ; Aimin HUANG
Chinese Journal of Digestive Surgery 2012;11(2):116-119
Objective To calculate the residoal liver volume using a virtaal liver surgery planning system,and to investigate the value of standardized estimated liver remnant volume ratio (STELR) in prcdicting hepatic dysfunction after hepatectomy.MethodsThe clinical data of 76 patients with primary liver cancer who were admitted to the First Affiliated Hospital of Fujian Medical University from April 2007 to October 2011 were retrospectivcly analyzed.The virtual resection and residual liver volume measurements were carried out using Liv 1.0 software.The value of STELR in predicting hepatic dysfunction was assessed using receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curves.Effects of different risk factors on postoperative hepatic dysfunction were analyzed using univariate analysis of variance and multivariate Logistic regression models. Results The mean residual liver volumes predicted by the software and resected during operation were (489 ± 206)ml and (459 ± 199 )ml,respectively,with a positive correlation between predicted and actual resection volumes (r =0.916,P < 0.05).Of the 76 patients,48 had mild hepatic dysfunction,19 had moderate hepatic dysfunction and 9 had severe hepatic dysfunction.A critical STELR of 53% was associated with severe hepatic dysfunction.Severe hepatic dysfunction was detected in 2 out of 59 (3%) patients with STELR ≥ 53% and 7 out of 17 (41%) patients with STELR < 53%,which represented a significant difference ( x2 =5.085,P < 0.05 ).The result of univariate analysis revealed that STEL,R,operating time,intraoperative blood loss were significant prognostic indicators for severe hepatic dysfunction ( F =7.227,8.630,13.809,P <0.05).Multivariate Logistic regession revealed that STELR was a significant independent predictor of severe hepatic dysfunction ( Wald =6.675,P < 0.05 ).Conclusion The likelihood of severe hepatic dysfunction after hepatectomy can be predicted by STELR.
7.Clinical analysis of 32 metastatic gastric cancer patients who un-derwent surgery after chemotherapy
Yongkun SUN ; Lin YANG ; Yihebali CHI ; Jing HUANG ; Aiping ZHOU ; Xinghua YUAN ; Jianqiang CAI ; Jinwan WANG
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2013;(16):988-991
Objective:To examine metastatic gastric cancer patients who underwent surgery after chemotherapy and to determine the factors affecting survival. Methods:Clinical data on metastatic gastric cancer patients who underwent surgery after chemotherapy were retrospectively analyzed. The overall survival data were evaluated through the Kaplan-Meier method, Log-rank test, and Cox haz-ards regression. Results:The median age was 46 (22~74), and the median overall survival rate (OS) was 19 months (4~59 months). Response to chemotherapy (23.0 m for PR and 14.5 m for SD, P=0.045) and resection of the primary tumor (23.0 and 5.5 m, respective-ly, P=0.017) affected OS. No single factor was related to OS according to Cox regression. Conclusion:Surgical removal of the primary tumor is recommended for metastatic gastric cancer patients with positive response to chemotherapy and with a primary tumor that can be resected.
8.Aesthetic Investigation of the Pretarsal Shows and Morphology of Double Eyelids in Chinese Populations: A Questionnaire-based Survey
Yarong CHI ; Zhujun LI ; Lin JIN ; Nanze YU ; Jiuzuo HUANG ; Xiao LONG
Medical Journal of Peking Union Medical College Hospital 2024;15(6):1334-1341
To explore the ideal pretarsal shows and morphological characteristics of double eyelids in Chinese populations through a morphometric analysis. This study employed a convenience sampling method to survey Chinese adults who did not reside abroad for an extended period (with cumulative overseas stay of over one year). From November 2023 to May 2024, electronic questionnaires were distributed to collect attractiveness ratings of nine different images (including one image featuring single eyelid and eight images with varying pretarsal shows and morphologies of double eyelids). Stratified comparisons were conducted based on gender, age, occupation, etc., to determine the ideal pretarsal show and morphology of double eyelids. Quantitative analysis was performed on the aesthetic features of the nine images depicting double eyelids to validate and elucidate the survey findings. A total of 493 questionnaires were filled out, and 397 valid questionnaires were included for data analysis after quality control. As for the whole cohort, the images feathering 2 mm double eyelid were deemed to be the most attractive, with the in-fold type scoring (3.72±0.97) points and the out-fold type scoring (3.65±1.04) points. The next was 1 mm, followed by 3 mm, single eyelid, and finally, 4 mm. As for morphology, in-fold type achieved higher scores than out-fold type in images with the same pretarsal show. However, statistically significant differences were only found in ratings for the images with 3 mm and 4 mm double eyelids (all This study validates that the pretarsal show of 2 mm and the presence of either an in-fold or out-fold morphology are considered optimal for double eyelids among Chinese individuals. These findings hold significant implications for the planning of double eyelid surgeries, assessment of surgical outcomes, and evaluation of other periocular procedures associated with double eyelid surgeries.
9.Nomenclature standardization of radiotherapy in cervical cancer
Wanjia ZHENG ; Xiuying MAI ; Yiqi YOU ; Sijuan HUANG ; Yalan TAO ; Feng CHI ; Xinping CAO ; Chengguang LIN ; Xiaoyan HUANG ; Xin YANG
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2021;30(2):180-185
Objective:To standardize the naming of organ at risk (OAR) and target area during cervical cancer radiotherapy based on AAPM TG-263.Methods:After self-programming of Matlab software to implement the reading and resolution of radiotherapy structure files, the naming of each substructure was automatically output, recorded and restored. After naming all substructures, the structure names were classified by keywords. According to TG-263, a standard naming conversion table of OAR and target area was developed, and the classified structure names were standardized through procedures. Finally, the standardized named radiotherapy structure files were output and imported into the treatment planning system (TPS).Results:The radiation structure of 144 patients with cervical cancer was successfully transformed and displayed correctly in TPS. Before the transformation, the naming of OAR and target area lacked of uniform norms and standards, and the naming of the same structure significantly differed. After the transformation, 43 naming methods of OAR and 74 naming methods of the target area were unified into 20 and 8 naming methods, which were more convenient for staff understanding and communication.Conclusion:The standardization of cervical cancer radiotherapy structure naming can reduce the inconsistency of naming and provide reference for the standardized naming of pelvic tumors.
10.Clinical trial of edaravone injection on patients with early cerebral ischemia after clipping of intracranial aneurysm
Chi-Wen HUANG ; Jin-Qing HUANG ; Bai-Lin ZHANG
The Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology 2017;33(3):199-202
Objective To evaluate the clinical effect of edaravone injection on patients with early cerebral ischemia (ECI) after clipping of intracranial aneurysm.Methods Seventy-eight patients with intracranial aneurysms were randomly divided into control group and treatment group,with 39 cases in each group.Patients in two groups were given the treatments of high blood volume,high perfusion pressure,blood dilution and others.On the basis of control group,treatment group was intravenously dripped edaravone 30 g mixed in 0.9% NaCl 100 mL,finished within 30 min.Control group was intravenously dripped 0.9% NaCl 100 mL.The treatment was lasted for 14 d.The neurological function recovery and prognosis of two groups were compared.Results After treatment,the neurologic function defect (NFD) scores in treatment and control groups were (7.36 ± 5.42),(10.71 ± 4.39) points (P < 0.05).Barthel scores in treatment and control groups were (49.20 ± 13.32),(37.58 ± 11.46) points (P <0.05).The blood flow velocity in brain and incidence of cerebral vasospasm (CVS) in treatment group were (95.38 ± 19.60)cm · s-1,12.82% (5/39 cases).In control group,blood flow velocity in brain and incidence of CVS were (118.25 ± 17.94)cm · s-1,33.33% (13/39 cases).There was significant difference between the two groups (P < 0.05).The Glasgow outcome score (GOS) of 5 points in treatment group was 79.49% (31/39 cases),had significant difference with that in control group,which was 58.97% (23/39 cases,P < 0.05).Serum super oxide dismutase (SOD),nitric oxide (NO) and malonaldehyde (MDA) in treatment group were (93.26 ± 13.71) U · mL-1,(5.29 ±0.53) nmol · mL-1 and (63.29 ± 10.58) mol · L-1 after treatment.Cerebrospinal fluid SOD,NO and MDA in treatment group were (61.34 ±4.26) U · mL-1,(4.40 ± 0.25) nmol · mL-1 and (1.83 ± 0.37) mol · L-1 after treatment.Serum SOD,NO and MDA in control group were (80.20 ± 11.59) U · mL-1,(6.74 ±0.32) nmol · mL-1 and (50.91 ±9.37) mol · L-1 after treatment.Cerebrospinal fluid SOD,NO and MDA in control group were (54.29 ± 6.64) U · mL-1,(5.12 ± 0.83) nmol · mL-1 and (1.50 ± 0.24) mol · L-1 after treatment.There was significant difference between the two groups (P < 0.05).There were no obvious adverse drug reactions in two groups.Conclusion The scavenging effect of edaravone on oxygen free radical in serum and cerebrospinal fluid could significantly reduce cerebral artery blood flow and CVS incidence in patients with ECI after clipping of intracranial aneurysm.